Sentence examples for junior medium from inspiring English sources

But a number of significant Hollywood film-makers – including David Lynch, Steven Spielberg and Oliver Stone – have moved to the junior medium for mini-series or documentaries and now Steven Soderbergh has paid a compliment, if a slightly qualified one, to home entertainment.

14 The educational level was divided into low (primary school), medium-low (junior high school), medium-high (high school) and high (college or university or higher).

34 To facilitate comparison over a long follow-up and different cohorts, we created three broad educational groups: high (high school diploma or higher), medium (junior high school) and low (primary school or lower).

Note: Low = a maternal education level of junior secondary and below; medium = senior secondary education or a higher certificate or diploma; and high = a Bachelor's degree and above.

Size 6 or 7 is for a medium to larger junior goalie who is between 10 and 12 years old and wears Youth Medium or Large goalkeeper gear.[1].

Tax was also on the mind of Fleur Pellerin, France's junior minister for small and medium enterprises and the digital economy (well the French bit, anyway).

Note: ^ Maternal education was categorized into three levels: low = junior secondary education and below; medium = senior secondary education to associate degree; and high = Bachelor's degree and above.

Other junior companies are experimenting with growing mediums and fertilizers, or looking to provide equipment to growers.

In 2000, when the photographer Josephine Sittenfeld was a junior at Princeton University, she captured portraits of her classmates on medium-format film and, after exhibiting the prints on campus, she consigned them to a closet in her parents' home.

"Medium" PEL and MEL was attributed to those parents, who had completed junior high school or high school, whereas the category of "Higher" PEL and MEL included parents who possessed a college or a university diploma.

Education was categorized into three groups (low: illiterate or having only primary school education; medium: high school or secondary school education in technique; and high: university or junior college education).